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A reboot of the live-action comedy series about a dimwitted superhero, his accountant sidekick and their assorted oddball friends as they fight off a super villain who has taken control of the city.More

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Evildoers everywhere beware! Peter Serafinowicz plays the nigh invulnerable hero in this Amazon Original series, featuring favorites from the comic book such as Arthur, Dot, and The Terror in a city thirsty for law and disorder!

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Episodes

A reboot of the live-action comedy series about a dimwitted superhero, his accountant sidekick and their assorted oddball friends as they fight off a super villain who has taken control of the city.More

Friend Ratings for The Tick: Season 1

The weird politics and social dynamics of a world filled with heroes was something done very well in the 2001 series and now, under a darker lens, it has a more Watchmen-like dymanic. But, like, a funnier Watchmen.

Increased interest in the inner lives of its characters is the real meat of this new series, even as it provides all the nonsensical one-liners, giant naked men, and superhero parodies that fans of these characters have come to expect.

The Tick is a quick, delightful binge that perfectly captures the spirit of the 90s animated series while shading things a bit darker in order to present a more grounded world for a live-action setting.